Razer Zephyr is not a medical device, respirator, surgical mask or personal protective equipment (PPE) and is not meant to be used on medical or clinical settings.” Though for those of you wishing to use this as your daily facemask, you may need to check local regulations as Razer states, “Please observe your local safety regulations and mask guidelines or consult your local public health authorities for potential usability of the product under applicable law. Razer stated that “Our patent-pending voice-amplification technology ensures your speech isn’t muffled even when you’re masked up.”
The Pro version includes all the same tech and features as the original version but now includes the aforementioned voice amplifier and is priced around $150 USD. Razer has now improved upon their original design with a “Pro” option that includes a voice amplifier feature so your voice doesn’t need to be muffled, a common complaint from anyone wearing a facemask. In addition, the mouth section has internal white lights to light up your face during the night or in dark areas, again, ingenious and unnerving.
One feature that is both ingenious and unnerving is the transparent mouth section, which has the aim of allowing people to still see your facial expressions, though it may take a little getting used to seeing this in the wild. Likewise, the battery will last between 3.5-8 hours depending on fan speed and RGB lighting usage. The Zephyr also uses N95-grade filters, which are disposable and replaceable and will last around 3 days. Two fans also provide an intake and exhaust method to get fresh air into the mask, with the fans able to be toggled between 4200 – 6200 revolutions per minute. For starters, it has both Bacterial Filtration (BFE) and Particulate Filtration (PFE), a silicone face seal, and Chroma RGB lights that can be tailored to the user’s liking. It seems to have some nifty features that would make wearing a facemask daily more tolerable. Razer has set its sights on putting its hat into the ring with its own unique device after already dedicating production lines to produce surgical facemasks during the initial shortage caused by COVID-19.įor the unaware, the Razer Zephyr isn’t just a pretty $99 USD facemask.
The last two years have been tough in many aspects, with one of the most debated topics being the necessity to wear a facemask to limit exposure to COVID-19. What started out as Project Hazel evolved into Razer Zephyr, an N95 filtration mask that comes complete with RGB lighting for the gamer inclined which was released last year and instantly sold out.
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